FRAUNHOFER INSTITUTE FOR MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING AND AUTOMATION IPA

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1 FRAUNHOFER INSTITUTE FOR MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING AND AUTOMATION IPA in cooperation with the Institutes EEP, IFF and ISW of the University of Stuttgart Future is our product Sustainable. Personalized. Smart. 1

2 Who we are 2

3 Fraunhofer IPA Researchers. Developers. Pioneers. 3

4 Fraunhofer IPA as a technology consultant and innovation driver Third-largest institute of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft; based in Stuttgart 1,000 employees I 64.2 million euros operating budget I 20.4 million euros industrial revenues Expertise in manufacturing engineering and automation since 1959 Note: key figures for

5 Fraunhofer IPA as a partner of the German industry Over 1,000 projects with industrial customers per year Goal: to improve the competitiveness of manufacturing companies with a focus on the strategic cornerstones of mass sustainability and mass personalization 5

6 Fraunhofer IPA with an international network Field offices and subsidiaries in Germany, Austria and Hungary Fraunhofer Project Center for Electroactive Polymers at AIST Kansai in Japan One third of all projects outside Germany 6

7 Fraunhofer IPA with a scientific reputation Patents 34 Patents pending 28 Publications 1,006 Note: key figures for

8 What we offer 8

9 Networking science and practice Research environment and partnerships Institutes EEP, IFF and ISW of the University of S tuttgart Indus trial res earch Graduate School of Excellence adv anced Manufacturing Engineering Education Research Development Implementation Application Industrial Expertise 9

10 Technical equipment and laboratories In tune with the times Application Center Industrie 4.0 Motion laboratory BioPoLis Biomanufacturing laboratory Factory planning cockpit Electroplating laboratory Intervention room Coating technology center Production laboratory Cleanrooms & cleanliness rooms Robotics experimentation area Synthesis & reactor park 10

11 Cooperating at the highest level What we do Develop and improve products Develop and improve processes Develop and improve technologies Assess, test and certify Optimize organizations and procedures Analyze markets and advise on innovations 11

12 Cooperating at the highest level What we offer Single orders Large-scale projects with numerous partners International collaborations Strategic partnerships Innovation clusters Spin-off companies Licenses Further training 12

13 Cooperating at the highest level What sets us apart Transfer of innovations to applications Objective consultancy as an independent contact partner Project teams tailored to specific requirements Excellent research and industrial network Topic-related seminars, events and study programs 13

14 What we re working on 14

15 Business units and working fields An interdisciplinary organization 15

16 Business Units Gateway for customers Automotive (Dr. Bernhard Budaker) Electronics and Microsystems (Martin Schleef) Power Industry (Joachim Montnacher) Machinery and Equipment Industry (Martin Schleef) Medical Engineering and Biotechnology (Tobias Brode) Process Industry (Dr. Michael Hilt) 16

17 Research concerning Industrie 4.0 Examples of projects and applications»sense&act«fraunhofer lead project»e³-produktion«research campus»arena2036«lighthouse project»virtual Fort KnoxeApps4Production«Component-oriented machine configuration in production»picasso«solution for connecting machines to a cloud 17

18 Fraunhofer IPA Your contact partner Care-O-bot 4 Future is our product Sustainable. Personalized. Smart. Giving you a competitive edge Sustainable. Flexible. Economical. Title First Name Surname Position Department Phone xxxx vorname.nachname@ipa.fraunhofer.de 18

19 Further information 19

20 Appendix Additional or alternative contents of the standard presentation slides Title page, Version 2 Namesake Joseph von Fraunhofer Mission of Fraunhofer IPA Overview Version 2 Information on careers Information on research topics Information on Industrie 4.0 Example of reference slide 20

21 FRAUNHOFER INSTITUTE FOR MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING AND AUTOMATION IPA In cooperation with the institutes EEP, IFF and ISW of the University of Stuttgart The Future is in sight 21

22 Namesake: Joseph von Fraunhofer ( ) Researcher Discovered the Fraunhofer Lines in the solar spectrum Inventor New method for processing lenses Entrepreneur Director and partner of a glassworks German Museum Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft Fraunhofer Lines 22

23 Our mission What drives us We create highly innovative and sustainable manufacturing and automation solutions for our clients operating in Germany s futureoriented technology industries. We foster professional expertise and promote interdisciplinary cooperation among our employees to advance qualitative growth. We focus on new manufacturing requirements in our systemic development work to strengthen our clients competitive edge. 23

24 Fraunhofer IPA as a technology consultant and innovation driver 64.2 million euros operational budget 20.4 million euros industrial revenues 1,000 employees Business Units Automotive Electronics and Microsystems Machinery and Equipment Industry 24 Medical Engineering and Biotechnology Power Industry Process Industry Research highlights ARENA2036 Virtual Fort Knox FastStorageBW Care-O-bot 4 Note: figures are from 2015

25 As a pupil at Fraunhofer IPA Informing, assessing, deciding Grammar school practical (BoGy) Girls Day Fraunhofer Talent School 25

26 Vocational training at Fraunhofer IPA Diverse career opportunities Vocational training in office management Vocational training in industrial mechanics Vocational training in electronics 26

27 As a student at Fraunhofer IPA Practice, practice, practice Cooperative study course Internship over several months Bachelor or master thesis 27

28 Manufacturing topics of today and tomorrow Trends which influence our work Manufacturing organization Service engineering and hybrid business models for decentralized production and complex value systems Adaptable manufacturing systems Highly-efficient energy usage and energy management Resource and quality management Production proces s es Generative processes Machining fiber and composite materials Processing functional and nano materials Coating technologies and materials Flexible machines and handling systems Information and communication technology, autom ation Data-based and knowledge-based systems and processes Cyber-physical manufacturing systems, decentralized automation solutions Robotics and assistive systems Human-factory interaction Laboratory automation Production of / with biological systems Source: BMBF-Foresight-Zyklus II, search phase , 3rd interim result; selected research and technology perspectives

29 Paradigm shift through Industrie 4.0 Information and communication technology Today Centralized Software suite Integration Monolith Delayed data images License fees Tom orrow Decentralized (CPS, cloud) Apps (SaaS) Communication Open standard in the network Realtime information Pay per use 29